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Welcome to the PHE Journal: Your central hub for all things related to physical and health education. Dive into featured articles, stay up to date with relevant research, and enjoy insightful podcasts covering a variety of topics to support the teaching of quality physical and health. Learn more about the PHE Journal

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COVID-19 and Beyond: Nature-Based Physical Activities for Physical and Health Education
[ Feature Article ] Nature-based physical activities for Physical and Health Education
Authored by: Sandra Gibbons, Dr. Jennifer Gruno
four youth near a walk helping one of the attempting to climb it
Physical And Health Education Curriculum and Pedagogy
[ Research ] Previously published in Volume 87, Issue 3 Abstract Physical and Health Education nurtures in young people an integrated sense of motivation, confidence, and understanding of how to navigate the world...
Authored by: John Corlett, Launa Linaker, James Mandigo
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Teach(er) Resiliency Blog Series: The Power of Values to Drive Your Well-Being
[ Feature Article ] Teach(er) Resiliency Blog Series: The Power of Values to Drive Your Well-Being As educators, you are all too familiar with the importance of promoting healthy habits and values with students so they...
Authored by: Ryan Fahey
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Seriously Folks—Why Are We Taking Learning Sitting Down?
[ Feature Article ] Seriously Folks—Why Are We Taking Learning Sitting Down? It's been on the news, in the papers, and it should come as no surprise that movement is good for our bodies, increases oxygen flow, and...
Authored by: Travis Saunders, Melanie Davis
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Teach(er) Resiliency Blog Series: Overcoming Trauma and the Lessons I Learned Along the Way
[ Feature Article ] Teach(er) Resiliency Blog Series: Overcoming Trauma and the Lessons I Learned Along the Way We have all been through a lot. No need to sugar coat it. Our relationships, patience, trust, empathy, and...
Authored by: Megan Brain
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Teach(er) Resiliency Blog Series: COVID-Fatigue and Hitting the Pandemic Wall - What Can We Do to Help Persevere?
[ Feature Article ] Teach(er) Resiliency Blog Series: COVID-Fatigue and Hitting the Pandemic Wall - What Can We Do to Help Persevere? The feeling of excitement was in the air as the Holiday break was quickly approaching...
Authored by: Dan Vigliatore

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